Successful academic mobility begins long before participants depart for partner universities. Behind every mobility experience lies thorough organisational work, coordination, and effective cooperation with international partners.
Ahead of the new academic year, a comprehensive range of preparatory activities was carried out: communication was established with the international relations offices of partner universities, Inter-Institutional Agreements were concluded and signed within the framework of Erasmus+ KA171, a call for participation in the academic mobility programme was announced and conducted, and the results of the selection process were processed and finalised.
The next important stages included the approval of Application Forms, Learning Agreements and individual academic mobility plans, the signing of agreements with international academic mobility participants, and the preparation of draft orders authorising their participation in the programme.
And now, with all organisational procedures completed, documents prepared and approved, and the results of the selection process finalised, the most exciting moment has arrived – it is time to welcome the new Erasmus+ cohort for the 2026–2027 academic year:
- Mariia Zheliznyk – a third-cycle (doctoral) student of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Ukrainian Philology and Journalism, specialising in B11 Philology, who will undertake a Short-Term Doctoral Mobility at Suleyman Demirel University (Isparta, Türkiye).
- Oleksandra Reshodko – a first-cycle (Bachelor’s) student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Economics, specialising in D5 Marketing, who will study at Poznań University of Economics and Business (Poland).
- Uliana Totska – a first-cycle (Bachelor’s) student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Economics, specialising in D5 Marketing, who will study at Poznań University of Economics and Business (Poland).
- Viktoriia Zadubna – a first-cycle (Bachelor’s) student of the Faculty of Foreign Philology, specialising in 014 Secondary Education (by subject specialisations), subject specialisation 014.02 Secondary Education (Language and Foreign Literature (English), who will study at Catholic University in Ružomberok (Slovak Republic).
- Dariia Homilko – a first-cycle (Bachelor’s) student of the Faculty of Foreign Philology, specialising in 014 Secondary Education (by subject specialisations), subject specialisation 014.02 Secondary Education (Language and Foreign Literature (English), who will study at Catholic University in Ružomberok (Slovak Republic).
We sincerely congratulate the students of Kamianets-Podilskyi Ivan Ohiienko National University who are embarking on a new international academic mobility experience!
An exciting learning experience lies ahead, along with new academic and professional contacts, opportunities to discover different educational environments, cultural exchange, and invaluable experience that will stay with the participants long after their mobility period ends.
We wish our new Erasmus+ cohort a successful academic year, exciting discoveries, professional growth, and unforgettable experiences!
May every mobility experience open new horizons, strengthen international partnerships, and bring the Ukrainian university community closer to the European Higher Education Area.
We work, we learn, and we succeed!
Office for International Cooperation